Add React.js Explorer to Chrome with React Developer Tools
Every web developer should already know about the amazing Chrome Developer Tools. This feature is built right into Chrome and it lets developers inspe…
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Create CSS-Only Image Reveal Effect with Transparent Borders
A CSS-only image reveal effect can be solved in different ways. It’s actually quite easy to code a design in which the image stands out of (is overf…
UmbrellaJS is Your Alternative to jQuery
The open source jQuery library has dominated web development for years. It’s still one of the most trusted resources for JavaScript, but there’s a…
Mix Ajax Into HTML with Intercooler.js
It’s never been easier to add Ajax to any website. In fact it’s pretty common to build entire websites based around Ajax requests called Single-Pa…
React MDL Merges React with Material Design Lite
Google recently put out a library called Material Design Lite which is a frontend resource for developers. It automatically styles any website using t…
Introduction to the CSS Grid Layout Module
It was once tables, then margins and floats, then flexbox and now grid: CSS always steered towards new and better ways to ease the age-old job of codi…
Getting Started with React.js
React.js is a flexible and component-based JavaScript library for building interactive user interfaces. It was created and open-sourced by Facebook an…
How to Add Text-to-Speech Feature on Any Web Page
The text-to-speech feature refers to the spoken narration of a text displayed on a device. At present, devices such as laptops, tablets, and mobile ph…
10 New Features of HTML 5.1 & How to Use Them IRL
Discover the latest HTML 5.1 features that will enhance your web development skills. Stay up-to-date and create better websites.
How to Create a Cut-out Border Design with CSS
With a cut-out border design we can show to users what can be found underneath the border area of an HTML element. This task is typically solved by st…
How to Create a CSS Ribbon
We talk about CSS ribbons in web design when a strip of box (called ribbon) wraps another box. It’s a fairly used design technique to decorate text,…
Mastering Synchronous & Asynchronous in JavaScript
In the first part of this post, we saw how the concepts of synchronous and asynchronous are perceived in JavaScript. In this second part, Mr X appears…